June 2014

TAPS Compliance: Internet, Sponsored Events, and CSR

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TAPS_guide_2014_final.pdf pdf
Computer on the internet, at tobacco sites

IGTC, in collaboration with CTFK and the Union, published this how-to guide on assessing compliance with Tobacco Advertising, Promotion, and Sponsorship (TAPS) bans. This is the second edition of this guide, and focuses specifically on internet promotion, sponsored events, and corporate social responsibility (CSR) by tobacco companies. For more resources, you can also see the first TAPS guide. 

 
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